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These data indicate that survey participants generally accurately self-reported which drug type they were using, although EHR data reported a higher fraction of users relying on compounded versions of the medications (18.9% in EHR versus 13.5% in self-report for semaglutide, and 6.1% versus 4.8% for tirzepatide)

As a limitation, the fact that both patients successfully desensitized with exenatide had non-anaphylactic immediate allergic reactions, leading to insufficient evidence for the application of this protocol in anaphylaxis